Wade writes for teen children and adults, often using a unique style and subject material. He aims to push the philosophical, intellectual, as well as the creative mind of his readers to facilitate interest in subjects that may be avoided in more common teenage texts. His style is always descriptive, and alluring, with narration often switching from voyeur to first person rapidly, and using mature and varied wording intent on developing the young vocabulary. He is not afraid to touch on taboo subjects, nor use strong, realistic language, ensuring often gritty, sometimes dark works. He strongly avoids unnecessary sentimentality as well as dispelling ubiquitous childish cliches and stereotypes. He enjoys celebrations and playing with the childish rapid cognition and present-time thinking. Wade also epilogues his stories with additional creative exercises for the reader, intended to nurture the developing imagination further.